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A painter rolling a finish coat onto an interior wall beside a freshly cased doorway
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Doors, Carpentry, Fixtures and Punch Lists

Sticking doors, loose cabinets, missing fixtures and the last punch-list lines, all on one unit scope.

The idea behind this work

The Last Ten Percent

The small items at the end of a turnover take the least work and cause the most delay, because they are nobody's job. On our scope they are somebody's job.

Why the Small Items Hold Up a Unit

Doors, hardware, shelves, blinds and towel bars are cheap parts, but a new tenant touches them on day one. A sticking door means a complaint in week one.

None of them justifies a service call alone, so they wait while the unit sits empty. One crew handles every door, hinge, shelf and fixture the same day.

Door and trim work covers latches, strikes, hinges, split jambs and casing. Minor carpentry covers cabinet doors, shelving, closet rods and small wood repairs. Fixture replacement covers blinds, towel bars, light fixtures, cover plates and pulls, swapped like for like. Punch-list repairs close whatever is left when the rest of the turn is done.

Use your parts or ours. The price is in writing before we start.

Walkthroughs Scheduled 7 Days A Week

Clear the Small Items in One Visit

Send the doors, cabinets, blinds and punch-list items still open. Priced line by line on one visit, not one call each.

Request a Small-Items Walkthrough

Listing the small items costs nothing. Each one is priced in writing before a crew is booked.

Questions About Doors, Carpentry, Fixtures & Punch Lists

Can you close a punch list another contractor left?

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Yes. Send the list and we will walk it and price it.

Do you supply fixtures or install ours?

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Either. Tell us your standard at the walkthrough.